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fill in the correct verb form...please help!

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Cuando los ajo ___|\___|_(empezar) a carbiarse de color (No debe Ud. dejar que se ___|__(quemar), ___|\___|_(agregar) las preciosas gambas. De vez en cuando y con mucho afecto ___|__(dar) a vuelta a las gambas. Para que las deliciosas gambitas no ___|__(salir) de la sarten totalmente ___|\___| (solito), espolvoree una ramita vivaz de perejil, rociando su verde sabor por encima. \___|__ (Servirse) inmediatamente y goce de la exquisitez que le ___|__(esperar).

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updated OCT 6, 2008
posted by kelly2

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Kelley,
How are you trying to express the implied commands in the instructions, with the formal or informal imperative form? Hint: look at what they used: espolvear (dust, sprinkle)-espolvoree Vd.

agregar (add) tú agregra
Vd. agregue
dar (give, part of a phrase here, dar a vuelta) tú da
Vd. dé
Servirse (serve (it)) tú serve
(Vd.) sirva (sírvase)

The instructions could be rendered in the plural, but since they didn't, I won't either..

another hint: the command verb subjects are you...add the precious (delicious) prawns. The number of the verb doesn't changes because prawns is plural.
quemar=queman
salir=salen
esperar=espera (not esperas because of the le) Are you trying to used the present subjunctive when you make these changes? If so, salir would be salgan, not salan.

Sartén
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updated OCT 6, 2008
posted by 0074b507
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Ok, good try. The script is using formal commands so you should stick with that through-out where necessary.

empiezan
quemen
agregan - agregue (command)
dale - de (command)
salan - salgan (subjunctive)
solitas
Se sirva - sirvase (command)
Espere - espera (regular)

updated OCT 6, 2008
posted by Mark-W
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empiezan
quemen
agregan
dale
salan
solitas
Se sirva
Espere

updated OCT 5, 2008
posted by kelly2
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Kelly, attempt this yourself or the discussion will be deleted.

updated OCT 5, 2008
posted by Natasha
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por favor! ayudame!

updated OCT 5, 2008
posted by kelly2
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